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by osipov 18y ago
Increase the level of detail in your script, chunk the script into chapters/sections, record the sections until they are perfect, and use Camtasia transitions to edit sections together.
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by osipov 18y ago
The upvotes on my comment indicate that there was some value, perhaps on par with the entertainment provided by the article. The upmods for comments serve as feedback to the article submitter helping them to adjust their future submissions.
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by osipov 18y ago
Oh, "The Economist"...how will I ever live without your sweeping and useless generalizations?
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by osipov 18y ago
Don't hire into a CxO position the way you hire a technical staff member. Imagine you are a shareholder and ask yourself where do want your company to be in x years. Then find a person who has experience in generating that sort of change fo
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by osipov 18y ago
This is a submarine article for Provigil. I've been noticing them coming out roughtly every year or so.
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Intelligence of crows for a greener planet(ted.com)
2 points by osipov 18y ago|0 comments
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A brilliant! follow on to the Nigerian scam
2 points by osipov 18y ago|1 comments
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by osipov 18y ago
to be more precise, Mandarin
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by osipov 18y ago
interesting argument -- where did you get these statistics?
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by osipov 18y ago
With respect to Eastern Europe the map is complete BS. If they are claiming that East Ukraine speaks Ukrainian, they should mark Northern Ireland as speaking Irish.
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by osipov 18y ago
Whenever I hear strong opinions about coding styles I politely nod, agree and then launch into a series of questions designed to understand the background of whoever is articulating the opinion. Yes, coding style is shaped by personal prefe
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by osipov 18y ago
Google for amazon monthly calculator . If you can estimate a web page size, which is pretty easy, the calculator will give you a good ballpark number.
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Intriguing article about the future of US. Should we consider startups in India or China?(newsweek.com)
2 points by osipov 18y ago|0 comments
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by osipov 18y ago
check out google talks: http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=engedu&sitesearch= also at: http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=AtGoogleTalks For more general topics, I like http://bestdocumentaries.blogspot.com/
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by osipov 18y ago
>My future goal is to start a freelancing company to develop enterprise software Based on some interviewing I've done in a corporate setting, Masters is often looked at as a trade off for lack of work experience. In your case it doesn't
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by osipov 18y ago
>The meaning of a sentence is formed both by the grammar, which is nearly combinatorial, and by the meanings and connotations of the words used, which are hardly combinatorial at all. I doubt that this sort of thing will just fall out f
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by osipov 18y ago
The question is incomplete. It should be rephrased to specify time, e.g. should an architect also be a _former_ coder or should an architect be a coder 2 hours a day/month/year? I suppose someone could try to advance an argument on whether
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by osipov 18y ago
with GOOG's market cap, they could just buy a network outright :)
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by osipov 18y ago
is it better than spotrunner?
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by osipov 18y ago
>documenting in some 6-figure modeling tool how I order paperclips are you suggesting that the execs should go and read the code that some intern wrote in order to figure out how their customers buy paperclips?
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by osipov 19y ago
I don't have much faith in their selection process. Their list of economists includes the man who guided Russian economy into a 40% GDP drop. >Yegor Gaidar, Russia, Economist, politician >Gaidar was Boris Yeltsin’s acting prime mini
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by osipov 19y ago
The article is not about a strategy but about a Wired journalist fawning over Bezos.
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by osipov 19y ago
Great article. I do all my work entirely from home and up until this point I couldn't pinpoint precisely what was missing. The article uses an excellent phase I was trying to articulate: "casual serendipity". Effectively, this is about casu
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by osipov 19y ago
>Silicon Valley is filled with thousands of ugly rich dudes who can't find a date. i suspect it is relative -- SV is also filled with thousands of average looking, rich dudes get enough dates -- the point is the pool of rich people in S
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by osipov 19y ago
Simple answer: money it is interesting that article mentions height and money because while back i read another study that figured out how much money a man should make to compensate for a situation where the man is shorter than the woman. a
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by osipov 19y ago
>KVM (support vector machines) so far is considered the best classification algorithm. In the spirit of accuracy, SVM algorithms aren't _the best_. The best algorithms are ensemble-based, incorporating SVM and alternatives.
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by osipov 19y ago
I've done some work on machine learning and specifically document classification in a corporate behemoth. Send me an email to gmail.com and prefix that with osipov followed by an @ sign -- I'll get back to you.
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by osipov 19y ago
forgot to mention that you may want to look at the Orange framework which is in Python http://www.ailab.si/orange/
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by osipov 19y ago
i think you are looking for document classification algorithms: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Document_classification the current state of the art algorithms are based on support vector machines, but their learning part could be tricky to
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by osipov 19y ago
>finding one that is worth hiring and doesn't already have a good job is proving near impossible I think you answered your own question. At some point they should just take a look at the harsh reality and concede that they aren't the mo

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